NWT Brewing Company / The Woodyard Brewhouse & Eatery — Restaurant in Yellowknife

New review: The food seems to be better and I've had great service. Had the truffle Mac and cheese and the delicious nachos. I love both the salads. BUT there is just one bathroom for men and women to share now, which is a problem, so I try to avoid going there. Ended up there after the snow castle and went outside to pee, which is not what I look for in a restaurant.

The food was awful and the waitress didn't care. Had the veggie trio. It was unpleasant. The wasabi chickpeas were bitter and burnt. The buffalo cauliflower was just roasted cauliflower with some bbq sauce smeared on it (i think it was the sauce from the tofu korean sandwich). The brussel sprouts were greasy but okay, but it was maybe two brussel sprouts shredded up. The waitress did not care when our table complained about the chickpeas. She acted like we were wrong and didn't know what wasabi was. Last time I was there, my friend had the beet salad and it was drowning in dressing. She asked the waitress to add more greens to make it edible and that waitress also acted like my friend didn't know what she was talking about. They didn't offer to fix the food in either case and didn't fix it on request. Their motto must be "the customer is always wrong". Their chef must be...

Friday February 22nd around 6pm we went to visit this spot, unfortunately we couldn’t have the whole experience because we were literally kicked out by a manager with a terrible attitude that poorly handle a sitting assignment situation made by his host lying in our face. I don’t know what was his problem that day but we felted not welcomed and we left.

Thank you for your response, but nothing change the fact the way the manager treated/asked us to moved once we were located on the table assigned for a supposed rearrangement of tables. Yes, we waited in another high table of another section, but for the manager to call us back to be seated on the original table that he promised to us. We didn’t order anything and we kept saying to everyone that we were waiting our table. It looks like we were discriminated from that section just for being Asian, American or Latin or for wearing customary winter clothes that most of the people visiting the city is wearing, who knows what crossed this manager head. I usually don’t do reviews of places, but this was a really a sad experience and I need to stand for myself. This was the only negative highlight of my trip to the NWT and the worst treatment I have ever...

The food was absolutely amazing, and the service was excellent. If you’re visiting Yellowknife, you must try this restaurant. It’s a must-visit!

SMOKED BRISKET DONAIR ($24): The base is a flatbread topped with a generous portion of smoky-flavored brisket. The taste is a perfect balance of sweet and tangy, and it pairs wonderfully with the sour cream. Despite the large portion, it’s so light and delicious that you can easily finish it all.

THE SHACK BURGER ($19): This burger isn’t particularly large, but it’s incredibly refreshing and pairs perfectly with a beer. The burger patty isn’t overly juicy, but it’s still very satisfying.

Regular Beer Flight ($13): If you enjoy beer, you definitely need to try the beer flight. It consists of four beers with flavors that range from light to deep, each one distinct and of high quality with strong flavors. We even bought some canned beer to take home before leaving.

Overall, this is one of the most satisfying restaurants I’ve visited in Yellowknife. The food is delicious, the beer is great, and the service is excellent. It’s a bit of a pity that we didn’t get to try the dinner menu, as I’m sure the fish of the day would have paired wonderfully...